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[ Silence ] [ Silence ] [ Silence ] [ Silence ] [ Silence ] [ Silence ] [ Silence ] [ Silence ] [ Silence ] [ Silence ] [ Silence ] [ Silence ] [ Silence ] [ Silence ] [ Silence ] [ Silence ] [ Silence ] [ Silence ] [ Silence ] [ Silence ] [ Silence ] [ Silence ] [ Silence ] [ Silence ] [ Silence ] [ Silence ] [ Silence ] [ Silence ] [ Silence ] [ Silence ] [ Silence ] [ Silence ] [ Silence ] Amrita, we're coming back in. Thank you. Yeah, looks like we've got everyone in the room. Chair. Okay. So, for the application for Pillar Hall, Olympia London Development, Olympia Exhibition Centre, Hammersmith Road, London W14 8UX, hereafter known as the premises. The committee has considered an application for a provisional statement for the following licensing, licensable activities under the Licensing Act 2003, hereafter known as the application. Performance of plays, the exhibition of film, performance of live music, playing of recorded music, performances of dance and entertainment, similar to music or dance, indoors only. Late night refreshment, both indoors and outdoors, and the sale of alcohol, both on and off the premises. In summary, the committee decided after taking into account all of the individual circumstances of this case and the promotion of the four licensing objectives to, number one, grant the proposed hours the premises is open to the public as follows. Mondays to Sundays between 7am to midnight. Mondays to Sundays between 6.30am to midnight. Residents of the Emberton House Hotel, also known as the Hyatt, and their bona fide guests. Non-standard timings are all licensable activities extended on New Year's Eve to 2am hours on New Year's Day, with the premises closed 30 minutes thereafter. Number two, grant the proposed hours for the provision of licensable activities as follows. The performance of plays, the exhibition of films, performance of live music, playing of recorded music, performances of dance and entertainment, similar to music or dance, indoors only. Mondays to Sundays between the hours of 2am to 11.30pm. Late night refreshment, both indoors and outdoors. Mondays to Sundays between 11pm to 11.30pm. And finally, the sale of alcohol, both on and off the premises. Mondays to Sundays between 7am to 11.30pm. Number three, attach proposed conditions by the applicant. Number four, amend the proposed conditions by the applicant relating to noise nuisance as follows. The dispersal policy should be submitted to the licensing authority for review no less than 14 days before the premises opens. Any comments, observations, advice or suggestions made by the licensing authority shall be considered and as appropriate adopted by the licensee, both before opening and following any ongoing engagement. And any amendments made to the dispersal policy will be made known to the licensing authority. And number five, attach a condition imposed by the committee for the applicant to submit to the council for approval, a policy detailing how delivery drivers will be managed if any deliveries are undertaken. The licensing activities granted as referred above would come into effect when an application for a premises license will be submitted and approved by the council. The premises construction shall be completed in a manner which substantially complies with the schedule of work referred to in the application and the accompanying plans. A copy of this committee's full decision, including setting out details of this decision, together with its reasons, will be sent to the parties fought with. If the applicant or any person who has made a relevant representation is unhappy with the terms of the provisional statement issued, they are entitled to appeal to the Magistrates' Court within 21 days from the date of notification of the full decision. Okay, that concludes this morning's licensing hearing. The next meeting will start at 2pm, so everyone involved in that, I will see you then, but thank you everyone for attending. Thank you. Thank you.